Last word in a foreign language that you learnt 2

[Linguaphile]

обороноспособность

"Defense capability".
Damn, I just can't get enough of all those "о's" in one word!

Here's an Estonian one with nine a's:
vanapaganatagavara = the devil's reservoir (or the devil's stockpile)

[Brzeczyszczykiewicz]

Here's an Estonian one with nine a's:
vanapaganatagavara = the devil's reservoir (or the devil's stockpile)

Ah yes, what would we do without Finno-Ugric word building?
Thanks for sharing!

[linguoboy]

paspas doormat

(From a novel where this is a nickname given to one of the characters.)

[Brzeczyszczykiewicz]

paspas doormat

You know, to my Spanish-accustomed ears, that one sounds somewhat like one of the onomatopoeias that is sometimes used here in Mexico (and probably throughout more of the Spanish-speaking world) for a slap...well, two slaps, really.

[Lutrinae]

샹송: A popular song widely sung among French people

[Lord_Phil]

Today I've learnt the word "écureuil", french for squirrel

[Brzeczyszczykiewicz]

Today I've learnt the word "écureuil", french for squirrel

For some reason, I've always loved looking that one up as soon as I start learning a language.

The last one I've learned is:

зуда-паччахь: "queen" in Chechen.

[Yasna]

木卫一 (mùwèiyī) Io
木卫二 (mùwèièr) Europa
木卫三 (mùwèisān) Ganymede
木卫四 (mùwèisì) Callisto

Moons of Jupiter. Io is the one in my profile picture.

[Brzeczyszczykiewicz]

木卫一 (mùwèiyī) Io
木卫二 (mùwèièr) Europa
木卫三 (mùwèisān) Ganymede
木卫四 (mùwèisì) Callisto

Moons of Jupiter. Io is the one in my profile picture.

Apart from our own and those of Mars, Io is the only moon I can always recognize at a glance, not to mention I love its name.

Perusing the old Van Dale last night I came across this one:

dooddoener It means "clincher" (as in a punning and disarming retort); it literally means "dead-doer".

[Brzeczyszczykiewicz]

пшекать - "To speak using the 'psh' sound a lot, like the Poles."

[linguoboy]

caudal flow [of current]
gallof loafer
kantapala heel of bread

[Brzeczyszczykiewicz]

caudal flow [of current]
gallof loafer
kantapala heel of bread

I'm glad someone took the initiative of including more than one word.
Here's my troika:

сельскохозяйственный - agricultural
سرة الست - "lady's navel", a type of doughnut with syrup
wait-a-bit / wag-'n-bietjie - a name given to various plants, especially South African, with thorns that catch the clothing of passers-by

[Yasna]

대장장이 blacksmith
해자 (垓子) moat
도개교 (跳開橋) drawbridge

[linguoboy]

diniwed harmless
dogfen document
pathew dormouse

[Linguaphile]

surdutada to make tired, to tire, to wear out (transitive)
silmapesukauss old-fashioned wash basin (i.e., bowl for face-washing)
raudbetoon ferroconcrete
testaferro front (to hide identity or conceal true purpose), frontman

[Brzeczyszczykiewicz]

человеконенавистничество - misanthropy (I'm aware you could also say мизантропия or нелюдимость, but neither is quite as impressive)
fawaka - A common Sranantongo greeting, basically "how are you?"
esmolet - Someone who sharpens knives, scissors, etc.
helluo librorum - An obsessive and insatiable bookworm (the entry at my Van Dale adds an important detail: this is not only an overavid reader, but also one who doesn't really process what he reads)

[linguoboy]

caducifoli deciduous
ffroenuchel haughty (lit. "nostril-high")
sōligenitus only begotten child

[Multiturquoise]

ευκολάκι - a piece of cake

Example sentence:
Το να το κάνεις είναι ευκολάκι. - Doing it is a piece of cake.

[Dormouse559]

foyer nm - (of a disease) hot spot (+other meanings)
palétuvier nm - mangrove
centrifugeuse nf - centrifuge; centrifugal juicer

Since foyer also means "home", the newscast I'm listening to went from talking about foyers du COVID-19 (COVID-19 hot spots) to saying many parents of schoolchildren have opted to keep them in the safety of the foyer (home).

[Brzeczyszczykiewicz]

(Saterland Frisian) Pingel-pangel - toys
(Tzeltal) chihnam tak'in - computer (literally "metal brain")